A busy week ahead on multiple fronts and most likely these stories will persist throughout much of 2020. Whether it’s the global economic data that continues to show signs of slowing or stagnation or central banks that continue to pump markets with liquidity – one thing is certain, global debt continues to rise. When this debt bubble bursts, it will likely be one of the largest and worst global economic slowdowns in history.
On the global protest front, the Iraqi PM resigns; however, protesters are stating that this is not enough as they are demanding that the entire regime step down. These global protests as The Kapital News has stated repeatedly, are not transitory, but rather history in the making. People around the world are fed up with the corruption, abuse of power, fraud at the highest levels of their governments, and higher costs of living across the board. The people of the world are finally starting to stand up for themselves and for each other, and let us pray this is resolved peacefully and for the betterment of mankind.
On the domestic front, President Donald J. Trump and his legal team have denied the opportunity to go before the House Judiciary Committee to ask witnesses questions. Instead, the Administration continues to claim that this is all an unfair process and they want no part – at least not as of yet. All of these stories will continue and we must pay close attention. Stay diversified, stay vigilant, and stay with The Kapital News. #Truth #Justice #Peace #Impeachment #Economy #Recession #EndTheFed #Politics #Protests #HongKong